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Donald Trump won big, in solid blue New York Harris had the worst statewide performance for a Democrat since 1988. In New York City, her margin of victory was 17 points lower than Joe Biden’s in 2020. Faced with a global economic crisis, rather than work on people’s pain, the Democratic establishment helped rescue the […]

Dr. Michael Lyde is the CEO of Lyde Enterprises and he develops educational and training solutions based on best practices that leverage the assets of organizations. Why did black men vote for Trump.  How about gay black men? About 3 in 10 Black men under age 45 went for Trump, roughly double the share he […]

U.S. voter turnout on Nov. 5 is projected to be around 65 percent, with more than 158 million ballots counted, according to data from the University of Florida’s Election Lab. That number is a dip from the 2020 U.S. presidential election, which registered a historic 67 percent turnout. Voters in liberal strongholds across the country, from city […]

Deeds not words.

In a podcast reviewing the 2024 election loss for Democrats, the focus shifts to countering potential attacks on their values by the new government. Voters seek change due to government ineffectiveness, prompting a need for humility and attentiveness. Anticipating an authoritarian-leaning Congress, the party plans to resist potential fascist tendencies with historical lessons and unity against vilification. Suggestions are made to build alliances and oppose extreme views within the new government’s cabinet nominations, such as Marco Rubio, Matt Gaetz, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. While criticising these picks based on issues like lack of experience or extreme views, Democrats choose to wait and observe actions that align with their values, particularly in areas like inflation and tax policies. Vigilance is key to ensuring the new government serves the interests of disillusioned voters.

Inflation A surging stock market, low unemployment and robust growth — by just about every measure, the economy stood poised to deliver victory for Vice President Kamala Harris. The exception, of course, was inflation, and it appears to have overshadowed other indicators. More than two-thirds of voters say the economy is in bad shape, according […]

Racism and Misogyny From the moment Kamala Harris entered the presidential race, Black women could see the mountaintop. Across the country, they led an outpouring of Democratic elation when the vice president took over the top of the presidential ticket. But underneath their hope and determination was a persistent worry: Was America ready, they asked, […]

Podcast Show Notes: Episode [Number] - "Revitalizing Our Voice: Navigating Challenges Ahead"

**Host:** Ken Baron

**Organization:** National Association of Black and White Men Together (NABWMT)

**Release Date:** [Date]

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In this episode, Ken Baron returns to the podcast after a hiatus, focusing on the recent election results and the implications they hold for our communities and the political landscape. The outcomes, unfortunately, did not align with the hopes of Ken and the NABWMT, particularly with a concerning trend of Democratic candidates transitioning to the Republican party. This pivot highlights the necessity for continued activism and engagement in the fight against extremism, racism, and homophobia.

Ken outlines his renewed podcasting mission as he sets the stage for a series of episodes that will delve into the reasons behind the Democratic party's underwhelming performance in the elections. He will explore critical issues facing our society and the obstacles that lie ahead. Yet, amidst these challenges, there remains a beacon of hope. Ken aims to share constructive and optimistic strategies to empower listeners, encouraging collective action and fostering a resilient community dedicated to positive change.

Throughout the episode, Ken underscores the importance of dialogue and community engagement in resisting the current political climate. He invites listeners to follow him on social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, where he plans to share uplifting content and resources for those feeling disheartened by recent events. Join Ken in this pivotal conversation as he embarks on a journey to inspire hope, action, and unity in facing the trials ahead.

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Today, January 15th, 1929, Martin Luther King Jr. was born. He is remembered as a courageous and loving leader of the civil and human rights movement whose words and wisdom empowered masses globally at a time when polarization, discrimination and oppression due to race, gender, class, and otherwise marginalized identities plagued the nation.  56 years […]

Some news came Friday that gave an unexpected jolt of hope. Much of the year saw an unrelenting legal assault on queer and trans people. Around 20 states have passed laws restricting access to gender-affirming care for trans and nonbinary people, and several have barred transgender and nonbinary people from using bathrooms that align with their […]

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